Real KGB Defect or Soviet Trap? Espionage During the Cold War I SLICE HISTORY

[@dickhartzell6261]

Intriguing little documentary, but unfortunately it *doesn't* answer the question "Who really was Anatoliy Golitsyn?"

[@SteadyWaters]

a real defector. This doesn't scratch the surface. his books are available in online archives for free

[@Кипящийразум]

@@SteadyWaters Golitsyn played on Anglo-Saxon stupidity and your Anglo-Saxon megalomania

[@SteadyWaters]

@Кипящийразум yea well screw u and your fellow barbarians, made out of dog poo

[@SteadyWaters]

@Кипящийразум what about a of the other defectors, dingy?

[@Кипящийразум]

@@SteadyWaters Yours also worked for us when for an idea, more often for money. The Americans are famous "patriots" who will sell their own mother for money...)

[@lanikozmat5746]

Golizyn made very interesting predictions about the communist longrange strategy in his book NEW LIES FOR OLD. Maybe you can make a video about this topic

[@you-know-who9023]

Very interesting! I have just come across your channel and am looking forwarding to watching more 😊

[@WolfandCatUnite]

It is fascinating.

[@greggibbons1113]

James Jesus Angleton has all of the answers

[@beltigussin81]

No he didnt. He was lost in a maze of mirrors of his own paranoia.

[@kxkxkxkx]

@@beltigussin81dupe

[@MrMikebiggs]

None of them right

[@Sofronofx]

@@beltigussin81 but can you blame him ? I wouldn't be surprised if he questioned reality its self, however, looking at how all the chips have fallen. His paranoia was justified.

[@KrisLapler]

When doubt exists, then there is no doubt.

[@Sofronofx]

Crazy to think that the Brits dismissed him when he reached out, only to learn how successful the Soviets were at penetrating the whole SIS.

[@nezz0r]

There might be a reason for this. I recommend you to checkout the circumstances of surrounding the death of US General Patton (1945). Checkout his diary and the letters to his wife.

[@smugglednews7453]

77 subscribers? Great content!

[@reneegiese6315]

95 subscribers

[@petersampson4635]

Ha ha ha ha 👍

[@you-know-who9023]

300 now😊

[@Bulletguy07]

@@you-know-who9023 742 now! 😎

[@dmmchugh3714]

The great novel "Topaz" gives a fictional, though interesting account of Golitsyn's defection in Helsinki. He defected with his wife and daughter. If I recall correctly, Golitsyn is considered one of most deeply hidden defectors - as well as one of the most highly compensated. Hoped to hear more facts about Golitsyn in this video.

[@anthonyfuqua6988]

Is he the one the KGB drugged, then considered he was telling the truth and they got him to Finnish border anyway?

[@dmmchugh3714]

@@anthonyfuqua6988 : I do not believe so, or I never read that about him anyway. My understanding is that Golitsyn and his family were put on a CIA black flight to the USA. They resided in a safe house for some while, then were hidden in America. Golitsyn must be dead by now , not sure of his family.

[@colinstewart1432]

His cover name in Helsinki was Anatoli Klimov

[@colinstewart1432]

@@anthonyfuqua6988 No that was Oleg Gordievsky. He passed interrogation but because Aldrich Ames had betrayed him & 10 ( at least) others, he was still suspected. Britain exfiltrated him secretly in a brilliant operation. He's living somewhere in the UK

[@lanikozmat5746]

You can find more in deep knowledge about these topics on jeff nyquist blog

[@kodiak64]

That was superb. Subscribed.

[@stuart8663]

Greetings from Australia. You just got a new subscriber.

[@heinzvoll7798]

Part two should be about Yuri Nosenko. And all of that against the backdrop of James Jesus Angletons paranoia about a super mole at the heart of the CIA ...

[@kxkxkxkx]

It ain't paranoia if it's real ☝️

[@Seekaroom]

To think that many Soviet agents are enjoying their retirement in the us without ever been caught. I wonder what the ratio between those caught and free is.

[@kxkxkxkx]

@@Seekaroom Igor orlov is a good example 😆

[@jacobjones5269]

One of them was a double agent, there’s little doubt about that..

[@dmmchugh3714]

@@kxkxkxkx I believe Orlov died not too long ago.

[@davidcunningham2074]

a riveting story

[@WolfandCatUnite]

Wow, mind blown.

[@dr.debbiewilliams]

My sons and I have no experience with the KGB.

[@adrianandrade5070]

Lol

[@revolution2476]

We can only understand the world if we see the bigger picture. Unlike the defector Jan Sejna Golytsin didn’t recognize that Russia & China are one Empire. On top of that both countries wouldn‘t be nuclear superpowers without western Elites like Skull & Bones. Antony Sutton is one of the most important historians on that topic. We‘re already dealing with a world government (perhaps since the 50s when the communists took over China) at the top power base that is slowly expanding it‘s power with instigated crises like the Ukraine war. Recommended: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bXK5qJRunsp4ntE

[@IsItEvenWorthIt]

Why’d it switch to French I’m listening to this and couldn’t understand that

[@JTA1961]

De~Gall of that man

[@erikchavez788]

el serbicio deveria poner orden y ponerno donde estan los ojetivos no podemos estar vivir como bagabuntos cuando ay firmas de trabajar todo porque ay intereses devpor medio de aserme un lado sino setrabaja con ellos es asi por ellos tiene que caminar todo sino no ay ayudas trabajo estabilida economica 🤔

[@smugglednews7453]

History Calls do you do interviews?

[@nobrenobre1]

The French guys are too old, we can't understand what they say's, and I'm French!

[@erikchavez788]

🤔

[@markbaker2370]

Defector is Greek.

[@MT-2020]

He was nobody? lol

[@erikchavez788]

si ay algo mejor que adelante es bueno para todos nosotros la federacion no tiene solides ya all muchos grupos esperando a lopez obrador fuera 🤔

[@erikchavez788]

🗺️🪦👈🤔

[@erikchavez788]

🇮🇳👁️🗺️🤔

[@JordanNoahh]

Melnik mumbling here, looks like he came from his grave straight to the interview.

[@markbaker2370]

Julian Assange??????

[@JordanNoahh]

Democracy of the free world he said 😅😅😅 pffftttt